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Mixed Media December Online Supplement | Long Island Pulse http://www.lipulse.com/blog/article/mixed-media-december-online-supp... currently 43°F and mostly cloudy on Long Island search advertise | subscribe | free issue Mixed Media December Online Supplement Published: Wednesday, December 09, 2009 U.K. Music Travelouge Get Yer Ya-Ya’s Out and Gimmie Shelter As a followup to our profile of rock photographer Ethan Russell in the November issue, we will now give a little more information on the just-released Rolling Stones projects we discussed with Russell. First up is the reissue of the Rolling Stones album Get Yer Ya-Ya’s Out!. What many consider the best live rock concert album of all time is now available from Abcko in a four-disc box set. Along with the original album there is a disc of five previously unreleased live performances and a DVD of those performances. There is a also a bonus CD of five live tracks from B.B. King and seven from Ike & Tina Turner, who were the opening acts on the tour. There is also a beautiful hardcover book with an essay by Russell, his photographs, fans’ notes and expanded liner notes, along with a lobby card-sized reproduction of the tour poster. Russell’s new book, Let It Bleed (Springboard), is now finally out and it’s a stunning visual look back on the infamous tour and the watershed Altamont concert. Russell doesn’t just provide his historic photos (which would be sufficient), but, like in his previous Dear Mr. Fantasy book, he serves as an insightful eyewitness of the greatest rock tour in history and rock music’s 60’s live Waterloo. CD/DVD’s The debut album from Oasis in the late 80’s was one of the key albums in the birth of a revitalized British music scene of bands carrying the torch of U.K. rock, after a long drought. Another one of those bands was the Stone Roses. Legacy has just reissued what has to be considered one of the key albums of that period and of British rock in the post-60’s/70’s: the self-titled album from the Stone Roses. It includes that album, along with a bonus CD of lost demos and a DVD of the group’s historic Blackpool Empress Ballroom show and six videos. Continuing our coverage of the reissue of the U2 catalog, The Unforgettable Fire (Island/Interscope) is now available in a two-CD boxed set. The bonus CD includes songs that did not appear on the original album release, live tracks, remixes and a Celtic Dub Mix of “Wire.” There is also a beautiful 36-page hardcover book. The Very Best of Enya (Warner Bros.), comprises a CD of Enya’s most popular music and a DVD. The DVD includes thirteen videos, an interview and two behind the scenes making of the videos of “Caribbean Blue” and “Only Time.” Another CD with bonus discs is the just released Strict Joy (Anti) from Swell Season. Swell Season is the duo of Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova, the stars of the improbable little hit movie Once. This breakup album is a beautiful and heartfelt album that is destined to be a classic. A limited edition of the album contains a bonus live concert DVD and a CD. David Gray is back with a superb solo album Draw The Line (Mercer Street). “Fugitive” is yet another example of Gray’s talents as one of the great songwriters of his era. A bonus DVD is included of selections from a live concert recorded at the Roundhouse in London. Companion CD and DVD’s 1 of 5 12/14/2009 11:47 AM Mixed Media December Online Supplement | Long Island Pulse http://www.lipulse.com/blog/article/mixed-media-december-online-supp... The latest project from Jack Bruce and Robin Trower is Seven Moons Live (Ruf), which comprises separate live CD and DVD releases of the duo’s recent tour in support of their grossly underrated Seven Moons studio album. Versatile and powerful drummer Gary Husband, who like Bruce is comfortable with jazz or rock, comprises the third member of this trio, who performs songs from its Seven Moons album, solo songs and a handful of Cream classics. This is a once-in- a-lifetime gathering of three master musicians generously sharing their love for the music, each other and the enthusiastic fans who were lucky enough to witness this rare evening of music. Former Yes keyboardist Rick Wakemen returns with brand-new separate live CD and DVD releases of his monumental solo concept album The Six Wives of Henry VIII Live at Hampton Court Palace (Eagle). The album, which is ambitious, literate and at the time was either lauded for its scope or lambasted for its grandiose scale, shows there is no denying that the piece has held up well. Also, while great listening, it makes for a truly engaging visual experience. Keane also have two different projects out now on DVD and CD. Keane Live (Interscope) features the complete July of 2007 concert filmed at London’s O2 arena. The DVD also includes a short film, soundcheck and more. Also from Insterscope is a Deluxe Edition of Keane’s debut album Hopes and Fears released in 2004. This two-CD edition includes previously unreleased live performances from the Roundhouse in London and Jo Whiley’s BBC radio show, from the Forum at London, Germany, Toronto and Iceland, along with remixes, demos and more. DVD’s First up are two DVD’s from the Who. Maximum R&B Live (Geffen) is a two-DVD set that includes live performance clips from 1965 through 1989. Disc two is an entire performance from Radley London by awailtinwaf on Monday, December the German Television show Rockpalast from 1981. There are additional interviews, liner notes, 14, 2009 performances and 5.1 sound on this reissue. Who fans will also love The Who, The Mods and The Quadrophenia Connection from MVD. Including interviews with Mod and Who experts Richard Before the Party by Dee Kenny/DMK Design on Friday, Barnes, Paolo Hewitt, Terry Rawlins and others, along with performance clips from mod bands December 11, 2009 from the Who to the Jam and those that influenced them, this is a must-have look at England’s celebrated mod explosion. Also from MVD are three DVD’s that comprise noted music Before the Party by Laney Liner on Thursday, December documentary director Wolfgang Buld’s trilogy of the late 70’s English music scene. Punk In 10, 2009 London celebrates the first wave of England’s punk explosion featuring the Clash, the Jam and others. Punk In England documents the flowering of English music in the late 70’s and, although Before the Party by laurinda handlik (aka Lady Liberty) entitled “punk,” comprises new wave, the two-tone ska revival and more, with clips from Ian on Thursday, December 10, 2009 Dury, Madness, the Pretenders and others. Reggae In A Babylon focuses on the English reggae scene made up of West Indian and Jamaican immigrants whose influence on English pop music Contact Us by Melissa Flagg on Thursday, styles is still prevalent today. Two live concert DVD’s from MVD include Odyssey & Oracle December 10, 2009 Revisited The 40th Anniversary Concert Live At Sheperd’s Bush Empire, London 2008 from the Zombies. While the Zombies were known for such hits as “Time of the Season,” “Tell Her No” and “She’s Not There,” they were consummate album makers and Odyssey & Oracle was their Sgt. Pepper. The original group does a great job here with the album and also gets to shine when Holiday Gifts performing music from Rod Argent’s later band and Colin Blunstone’s highly underrated solo Envy on the Coast Play Holiday Show albums. The other is Song of Scheherazade Renaissance live from the seminal orchestral-rock Mixed Media December Online group Renaissance. This disc includes two live concerts filmed in New Jersey, one from the Supplement Capital Theatre from 1976 and one from Convention Hall in 1979. Another great live concert “Fadeley’s? More like Frito-Lays! DVD is Food For Thought (Eagle), from UB40, from the Rockpalast Greatest Hits Live series LOL.” filmed in 1981. Three documentaries take a very different approach from each other, but all are Island Harvest Benefit at Chelsea Mansion worth searching out. More Than This The Story of Roxy Music (Eagle) is a top-rate documentary about one of the most influential, stylish, and important English groups of all time. The documentary contains interviews with members of the band, bonus live performances and additional interviews not shown on the original television broadcast. U2: A Rock Crusade (Infinity) is a unique look at how U2 has used its fame to engage in philanthropic activities. This is easily one of the most unique rock music documentaries I have ever seen and shows how rock music can be used to make the world a better place. Rock of Ages An Unauthorized Story on the Rolling Stones (World Wide Entertainment) takes a very different approach. It focuses more on 2 of 5 12/14/2009 11:47 AM Mixed Media December Online Supplement | Long Island Pulse http://www.lipulse.com/blog/article/mixed-media-december-online-supp... the Rolling Stones’ more notorious and infamous moments, yet it is also highly entertaining. Two DVD’s take a varied approach to presenting talented females artists. Portrait of Petula Clark (Infinity) is a whirlwind musical trip showcasing the unique talents of British Invasion singer Petula Clark, filmed in Paris, London, New York and Los Angeles, many guest stars and music from Broadway, to pop to rock.
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